Regulation A (Reg A) is an SEC capital raising regulation allowing companies to publicly offer securities and diversify their investor base without the complexities of a traditional IPO. It democratizes investment by enabling the public to invest in growth-stage companies like Pacaso.
We are offering shares of common stock in Pacaso Inc. through Regulation A. Through this offering, investors can support our growth and expansion initiatives, while sharing in any future business success that the company may have as equity stakeholders.
You are purchasing shares directly in Pacaso Inc. and acquiring Class D Common Stock, which places you alongside our other forward-thinking investors on our equity table and carries the potential for significant returns as Pacaso grows.
This shareholder offering supports our expansion into new destinations and strengthens our product, engineering and home operations. The investment opportunity aligns with our mission to democratize real estate enabling more people to invest in our growth and get equity in Pacaso.
Given market shifts and tighter capital availability, now is an ideal time for investors to invest at a favorable valuation and support Pacaso's growth. This funding will help us continue to expand and provide more homes in more locations, supporting company growth.
Before Reg A, only elite venture capital firms had access to the Pacaso stock. This is a limited time opportunity for any aspiring investor to purchase stock with low minimums and a favorable valuation.
Accredited and non-accredited investors are invited to participate in this investment opportunity.
The minimum investment is $1,000, with no maximum.
Pacaso cannot provide specific tax or investment advice, and you may want to consult with a tax advisor regarding this investment. Generally speaking, equity investors are required to report income on their tax return if they have realized a gain or loss on their investment. Typically, if you sell a capital asset and you realize a gain on that investment, the capital gain is taxable. If you sell a capital asset at a loss, that loss may qualify as a capital loss and can be used to offset capital gains.
Persistently high interest rates and low inventory have continued to challenge housing affordability for potential buyers. Co-ownership has surged by over 20% year-over-year, enhancing access to homeownership. With recent rate cuts further boosting market conditions, strong demand signals indicate that buyers are eager to enter the market despite these ongoing challenges — and Pacaso is positioned to meet this demand.
Over the past three years, Pacaso has achieved around $100 million in adjusted gross profit and transacted nearly $1 billion in gross real estate value and associated service fees across more than 40 markets nationwide and internationally, including Paris, London and Cabo San Lucas.